2026-01-10 05:30:22

#Solana行情走势解读 Honestly, I'm not here to brag about any achievements; it's just that these thoughts have been weighing on my mind for too long, and I need to get them out to feel better.

Recently, a novice approached me. They've been in the circle for less than three months, and their 8,000 U.S. dollars of capital has already been liquidated twice, leaving them stunned. They asked me whether contract trading can be profitable and why they keep hitting the wrong trades.

I've heard questions like this too many times. My answer has always been the same: Contract trading, in simple terms, is a battle with risk. To make money from it, you need to master two skills—first, how to control risk; second, whether you can accurately read the market’s pulse.

Unless you thoroughly understand this logic, no matter how many times you tinker, it’s all in vain.

Actually, you don’t have to obsess over technical analysis, trend lines, or moving averages, and you can even completely ignore the so-called "whale logic" theories circulating in the market. These are not necessarily the reasons why you can’t make money. $BTC $ETH $BNB's market movement ultimately depends on your understanding of risk and your sense of timing.

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DaoDeveloper

· 01-11 03:54

risk management > technical analysis, honestly. seen too many people get rekt thinking they cracked the code with some fancy indicator setup. it's all about position sizing and knowing when to fold.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 01-10 15:46

8000U twice liquidation... Really, the moment the leverage threshold is triggered is the clearest moment.

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MEVHunter_9000

· 01-10 13:55

Honestly, this guy is incredible for crashing twice with 8000U... But the questions he asks are actually ones many people are asking. The key is that he still hasn't figured out risk management.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 01-10 05:59

You're right, risk management is the key; technical analysis alone isn't everything. Two liquidation events were indeed quite disastrous, but that's just tuition. The important thing is how to learn from it moving forward.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 01-10 05:58

Really, losing your position twice and still asking if you can make money—that mindset is already a loss.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-10 05:48

ngl this hits different after watching too many rekt accounts... health factor management is literally the only thing standing between you and liquidation hell, no cap

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CryptoVortex

· 01-10 05:46

good information shared

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 01-10 05:39

The real problem is no longer technical; 99% of people just haven't got their mindset right. The outcome of going all-in is liquidation. Human nature is the biggest enemy. No matter what coin or market condition, if you can't control yourself, you need to control your wallet. Those who understand risk management have already made a fortune. If you're still struggling with indicators, you should go home and play games.

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MrRightClick

· 01-10 05:38

Really, 99% of people haven't understood risk management. They chase hot topics and follow the logic of big players every day, but end up blowing up. Losing your position twice and still asking if you can make money—that mindset is already a loss. Contracts are a game of probabilities. Without a stop-loss discipline, playing is just pointless. I've seen too many people go all-in and end up losing everything. No matter how bullish the market is, if your mentality collapses, it's all useless. Actually, you don't need to look at complicated indicators; you just need to have a clear understanding in your mind.

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